Java Developer Interview Experience 🔥 | Java Developer Roadmap in 2024 @kajalgoyal3902

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Hi everyone, today's podcast is with @kajalgoyal3902 , who has over 3 years of experience as a Java developer. She has recently switched to a new company. In today's podcast, we discuss her interview experience and the roadmap for becoming a Java developer. We talk about the types of questions asked in interviews, the work involved in being a Java developer, job vacancies for freshers, the demand in the market, and many other topics. Please watch the podcast till the end.

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📱 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗰𝘁 𝗪𝗶𝘁𝗵 Kajal
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This Video Covered Following chapters⭐
00:00 - Coming Up
02:10 - Introduction of Kajal
05:01 - How did your package increase when you were selected as a Specialist Programmer?
09:45 - How to apply for the Specialist Programmer role?
12:20 - Why did you spend 3 years with Infosys, and why did you switch companies?
15:37 - When you switched companies, how many offer letters did you get?
16:16 - How did you handle the 90-day notice period?
24:46 - As a Java Developer, how was your experience with EPAM and other countries?
30:03 - Is it compulsory to ask DSA in interviews for Java Developer profiles?
31:58 - What is the work of a Java Developer, and what languages are required for a Java Developer profile?
35:34 - Do we have vacancies for freshers in Java Developer profiles?
40:24 - What will be the roadmap in Java for freshers and experienced persons?
48:09 - Rapid Fire questions

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